Beloved actor F. Murray Abraham blows Stephen’s mind with the revelation that his Academy Award statue has joined him on stage everywhere he’s performed since 1985. His new film, “The Magic Flute,” opens in select theaters this Friday.
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If they give Emmys for adorable, you sir, have won
F Murray Abraham actually won Oscar Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role for Amadeus and not as Supporting Actor
83? Impressive AF. Loved him in Homeland 🕵️♀️ and I love how he cracks up at Colbert’s jokes with such enthusiasm 👏 would love a longer interview to learn about his life (like how he went from Pittsburgh to El Paso 🌵
Abraham is one of the great unsung actors and artrists of our time. Yes, he has an Oscar, but he should have more accolades. Equally adept at comedy, tragedy, melodrama, historical pieces and stage work, he’s proven a temperature changing presence in everything he shows up in.
Where the heck did Stephen pull the Afikomen anecdote out from 😂
love this. A couple of weeks back I was remembering how Stephen Colbert met his wife Evie at a concert /modern opera— I think it was Philip Glass —at the Spoleto festival in Charleston SC.
Always glad when classical (such a stuffy word, wish we had a better term) music gets a bit of the limelight.
He's a great stage actor as well. Saw him in Angels in America playing Roy Cohen.
I was half expecting Steven to keep going with his oscar speech and the band have to play him off.
He will always be Sosa from scarface for me 🙂
9:57 "That's what she said" when you can't love him more and he does this. HAHAHAHA
He’s a delight
A wonderful stage actor. Not enough people have seen his magnificent work.
"You want to make some big bucks" Omar from Scarface!
I'm going to name my first child F.
9:58 ahaha dude slipped a "That's what she said" in there but didn't feel confient about it so he hid it LOL
I know him as Grimmel…the Grisly 🙂
3 Hrs in make up studio pinks down the honker.
Booze taken toll.
As Al said " I never liked that guy "
Amadeus is where I fell in love with F Murray… Such an amazing actor…
Nice! That's the band playing the very end of "Water No Get Enemy". What a great tune. 🙂
Powerful actor and master of drama! I will never make it to 83…he sure makes 83 look like 38! Amazing energy!👏🏼
What a great interview! The hiding of the Oscar was a terrific thing to do, and you could feel almost as excited as Stephen to look for it!
Amadeus is a masterpiece, everybody should see that movie at least once.
He was very good in THE AUTOPSY: Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities
F. Murray Abraham is so likeable and such a breezy interview, this is how all talk shows should be.
Delightful fellow. Master craftsman.
“Everybody liked me. I liked myself.”
Salzburg is one of my favourite cities in Europe. The people are divine, incredibly welcoming, and the Alps are magical. Much like F. Murray Abraham.
What a brilliant actor!
Listen to Abraham speech pattern and how he emphasizes and elongates the end of some words at the end of sentences…I hear me some Al Pacino.
He should be on more talk shows and get interviewed. Very interesting person.
I don't have a middle name, so I can't have my first name be an initial or have a cool middle name like Murray. Sad.
Holy hell, F. Murray is 83? He is ageless!
I just watched him in Bible Collection: Esther as Mordecai. I loved his acting in that. I watch that movie most years on or near Purim. It's actually, historically and textually one of the most accurate "Esther" movies.
Stephen: "I've never held one before"
F. Murray: "That's what she said"
So quick of him at 9:56 HAHAHAHA
I think it's actually F Murray Kill
Pull out your hidden Jewish nature and start to be clever guys, after 50 years of Hollywood bombing with Oscar statues, well, time for you to get smart guys, recalling Amadeus, movies based on true stories are double emotional, we need movies to worth seven billion dollars incomes like Avatar fantasy on cinema screens, can you imagine it? The funny Mozart story on the famous Amadeus movie is .. a very political decision that …distorted the true real facts for good. The Italian Salieri was his best friend and not a vicious rival. Mozart was famous Royal families since he was five years old, that scene teaching the king playing was impossible. This is what we call the genius of a movie director's decisions how to manipulate a story to fit as he wants. The best reason for you to recycle the idea, any movie is the best reason to…reach the Avatar success, let's make true real money…those who use the American welfare just enough to bring banks to the bankruptcy, Ponzi tricks to burglar customers and con men never sleep…there are many ways of making money
Another suuuuper great Oscar winning movie was Indiana Jones, when you act as an archeologist explorer of hidden secrets…even the Salieri secrets, there might surface things that still today might bather a lot of other hidden secrets, Mozart was so fond of Italian affairs because you never know what is behind. The Don Giovanni Opera is very suggestive, you can turn back doing the Salieri job as Mozart's best partner in business keeping him safe from …so many death threats, some italians still today they feel so worthy only because they can scare the shhh…it out of you, they can not find any satisfaction on making movies and making multi billionaire incomes, no. Messing up the others lives worths all the money in the world, think about it guys, get in action, have fun, actors holding a very precious experience on a movie set they still worth a fortune
My lord.